there are nonprofits registering under fara. the nra is not one of them. host: let's go to joann calling from pennsylvania on the democratic line. caller: good morning. trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort, stands accused of receiving millions of dollars -- this isn nations outrageous. as i recall, the u.s. attorney that was prosecuting started the bankng statement with a saying a man in the courtroom believed the laws do not apply to them. i'm glad you have this very well spoken guest on. thank you for c-span. thank you very much. guest: thank you so much. paul manafort is certainly one that has come under scrutiny for lack of appropriate filing with fara for not disclosing some interests. the current trial has just finished, it is going to journey -- the jury, it is more focused on tax fraud. host: let's go to al calling from maryland on the republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for giving me a chance to talk. c-span needs to do a better job masking their bias by monitoring their calls -- you need to keep the calls on point. tracking

and the rubbish pilot as faras is 54 stories.ilot as far asjust two is 54 stories. and the rubbish pilot as far as just two floors above that criss—cross there. it is just unbelievable to think of everything that has happened here. it isa everything that has happened here. it is a real haunting feeling down here. my parents moved in here before i was born. what year was that? my parents moved here in 1994. 1994 until 1998. stating he was dangerous, stayed in the building or you were visiting. people would rob people from corridors, the lifts we re people from corridors, the lifts were not working. they were staying on the third floor. it wasn't until the late 2000 is that the building was cleared and renovated. how would you say things have improved now? truth be told, when my friend told me that the building is nice and stuff i would be like, no, i'm not coming. iwas stuff i would be like, no, i'm not coming. i was like, dam, stuff i would be like, no, i'm not coming. iwas like, dam, iwant to come back here. now it is home to a

president trump diverted all our attention away from the headlines that i really quite damaging as farasncerned, onto something else. let's talk about regulating google, facebook and twitter. the media willjump on that bandwagon, and therefore we are not talking about the investigation into russian meddling in the election, what is going on with his former lawyers, campaign managers etc. yeah. the trump white house and magicians are doing that. he had a lot to say about different companies. the impact is very small. investors are wiser than that, to listen to just one politician. they all have their own personal bias. you do not base your investment decision on trump. we are in a new era where a president can have a direct impact of the line of the dow jones etc is having, in one tweet? investors are getting wise to that, there is more substance beneath that? trump is saying the us markets are at record highs because of him. however, the bond market... you may be building this now but your policies will cost a massive bust. a slowdown in us growth. it would be interesting to see what he

time now for a look at your sport has fara. thanks very much singapore's swimming star joe said schooling has made another big statement in the pool of. reports he wasn't the only athlete that starred on six of the games. so far the only swimmer capable of beating china and japan at these games for the second day running he took gold for singapore having the fifty metres butterfly to the hundred meters title he won a wednesday i say this has been a pretty productive. i'm schooling to avoid mistakes like this in the relay china's women feel they won silver behind japan and the full by one hundred beaten badly but then they had it stripped after one of them was judged to have jumped into early on changeover. shocked. japan looked to mused and hong kong looked overwhelmed to be promoted to second place it was a good day for hong kong away from the pool to see you won their first gold of the week in the dressage on board her first. because it's the first time hong kong has won an equestrian medal at an asian games. and the football

the afghan government has announced a three month scenes fara taliban fighters ahead of the religious holiday of aid president ashraf ghani has been marking the country's independence day so he hopes the taliban follows with its own cease fire violence in afghanistan has increased in recent weeks especially in the city of gardening that's where the taliban's been fighting for control units i.d.'s and has more from kabul. this is not the first time that president musharraf of any announced a cease fire on a religious holiday back in june in the fifth of the end of ramadan president rabbani announced a ceasefire for three days taliban the taliban accepted the offer and many people here in afghanistan remember when taliban fighters and army soldiers share the same most next to each other and hug each other it was for many here and it's an inspiration that peace perhaps is. reachable and it's possible in afghanistan however this offer is quite different the duration of the cease fire proposal proposed by president romney is for three months like three days in a little fitter and also peop

sophie, it is not a pretty sight, mile after mile of lifeless merlins and as faras mile after mile ofe end ofjune. the fires are out and the smoke has gone but we have been speaking to people who live and work here at about the way forward, how do we go about repairing this landscape? the desperate days of high summer on the roof of england. several square miles of pennine moorland burned for days. it was difficult to contain and left a thick pall of smoke hanging over vast areas of greater manchester. in the thick of it, farmers took dangerous risks to rescue their livestock, dodging the flames to find their animals. the survivors now graze on the lower slopes — their owners are still working out where to go from here. it was quite shocking at the time because the fire was raging, worse than any fire i'd ever seen before in my life. claire says the sheep ran for their lives and ended up scattered over a huge area. we had a big team of farmers come from miles and miles away to get the sheep off at the time and still now we're getting phone calls from farmers miles away saying, "we've

because our values, at least in part, were derived from judaeo—christian writings then it's useful, as farasto them to discover what they mean. we've heard from your fear of totalitarianism, as you see it evidenced in the 20th century. we also know that you regard the bible as a foundation stone of your thinking, here's what a fellow canadian philosopher, paulthagard, has said about what he sees as the weakness in your argument. he says, "peterson assumes that the only alternative to religious morality is some form of totalitarianism or despondent nihilism, but secular ethics have flourished since the 18th century, he talks about david hume, emmanuel kant, jeremy bentham, you don't seem to get any real importance to other secularists. i don't think that's true at all. i have great respect for enlightenment doctrines and it is clearly the case that our unfortunate situation poltically right now is the consequence of something of a marriage between his old stories. the enlightenment doctrines upon of which countries like england are founded. i'm a scientist with many published works and so i a

carley: good morning, guys, new york times recently came under fire for hiring fara, journalist who hashatred for white people on twitter, on saturday candace quoted tweet replaced the word white with jewish and black, twitter suspended candace owens' accounts when she posted tweets, the company saying they made a mistake but candace said she was trying to prove a point about racial double standard, take a look. >> you should not be able to tweet about any race or any group that you want them canceled that they could live under ground and that you enjoy harassing them. that's the point in all of this, you know, we should not be allowed to be racist towards any group. obviously understood that -- carley: so like i said, the -- twitter apologizing they made an error, sparking a lot of reaction online, twitter sure does make a lot of mistakes when it comes to accounts held by conservatives and lori on twitter also saying, glad twitter saw the error of its ways, john by the way says that her antiwhite tweets were intended to be satire. jillian: 2020 rumors continue. carley: joe biden favori

or straight up fara prosecutions. >> david laufman, i appreciate this is the first tv interview you've done since leaving the justice department earlier this year. i hope you'll come back. i feel like your expertise is something that's really unique and it's helpful to hear from you. >> good to be with you. nice to see you. thank you. >> we'll be back. stay with us. >>> a few weeks after hurricane maria in puerto rico last year this was the view of the commander in chief. >> if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and you look at the tremendous, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died -- what is your death count as of this moment? 17? >> 16. >> 16 people certified. 16 people versus in the thousands. you can be very proud of all of your people, all of our people working together. 16 versus literally thousands of people. >> it is true that the official death toll from hurricane maria in puerto rico stayed inexplicably in just the double digits for a long time, despite overwhelming anecdotal evidence and multiple academic studies that said the real death toll should

. >> there is fara violation failure to register as a foreign agent as he did on behalf of co-very much. we are taking for granted that he had the money in this try. the next trial is going to get to how he got it. >> melissa: that's not a huge offense is that normally a criminal offense or people you go back afterwards? >> so it traditionally has not been prosecuted very much. which is why people are sort of saying oh now, you know, now you think it's a big deal? same thing with campaign finance violations. traditionally not prosecuted or slap on the wrist. civil penalty. no, it's a big deal here. >> melissa: caroline thank you so much. great information. we appreciate it new, breaking developments in the past hour on where we could see a trump-mueller sitdown and what trump attorney rudy giuliani is reportedly saying now. managing blood sugar is not a marathon. it's a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna made with carbsteady to help minimize blood sugar spikes you can really feel it. glucerna. everyday progress. when you have something yo

or straight up fara prosecutions. >> david laufman, i appreciate this is the first tv interview you'vesince leaving the justice department earlier this year. i hope you'll come back. i feel like your expertise is something that's really unique and it's helpful to hear from you. >> good to be with you. nice to see you. thank you. >> we'll be back. stay with us. thank you. >> we'll be back stay with us dy likes dealing with insurance. which is why esurance hired me, dennis quaid, as their spokesperson because apparently, i'm highly likable. see, they know it's confusing. i literally have no idea what i'm getting, dennis quaid. that's why they're making it simple, man in cafe. and more affordable. thank you, dennis quaid. you're welcome. that's a prop apple. i'd tell you more, but i only have 30 seconds. so here's a dramatic shot of their tagline so you'll remember it. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. so you'll remember it. that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel and airline sites to find the best flight for me. so i'm more than confident. ho

hope for is the jury gets bogged down in the papers, in all the data, in defining what exactly and a faratly what is a tax fraud or bank fraud and things that may not even have that much to do with the actual elements. sometimes juries get bogged down on. now, should they have been sequestered? i don't know. jury sequestration is an extreme remedy to be rarely used. however, as to jurors mingling around freely, that is a concern. sometimes you run into them in the bathroom. you go, get out, don't say a word. but just mingling freely, that's not something you normally see. >> part of what might not get this 10-8 according to gene rossi are these issues related to the case. the credibility of rick gates. that was brought up in the last week or so. we also have the quick pace of the trial. that's also going to be a consideration. the no case by the defense. so when we look at this, christina, it may not be so easy in the end. maybe one is what danny is saying, but maybe not 10-8 as i was told. >> right. i'm not too sure what we'll see out of the 18, right? but i do think it is highly concern

there are pens behind me, as faras into this area.ows, all the way back, pretty much as far as you can see, and the pope will give mass at 3pm this afternoon. there is a huge stage behind me with a huge cross on top of it, a pretty impressive structure. that is where the pope will be appearing later on. although, saying that, there will be some logistical issues because we have heard warnings about road closures and delays, some people who are elderly coming year being warned that they are going to need to walk for a very long distance, so i think people will need a lot of strong faith as well as good wet weather gear here this afternoon. it is a test of their resolve of how much they want to come and see the pope! emma will be reporting throughout the day on the bbc news channel on those events taking place in dublin. the plane is get ready to head for knock before going back to dublin. directors who dissolve companies to avoid paying workers' wages or pensions could face heavy fines or be banned from running firms, under government

what strikes me about this latest indictment is that he's being charged on a fara violation. it's very rarely charged and very rarely used. so what this says to me is when the full force of the united states department of justice is after you or looking at you, they can find a violation. even if it's a statute that normally is not being charged, that no one talks about -- >> i had a u.s. attorney say to me you know why your parents when you were a kid said to you don't make a federal case of it? because federal cases are much more complicated than city attorney cases and district attorney cases. >> but i would argue if there was ever an occasion where you were going to use it, the question of whether there was collusion with a foreign power in an election is just the time that you do use it. so i don't think it's necessarily a punitive thing regarding patton. i think these are very high stakes because this is a very, very big case here. that's the reason why they went after him. by the way, on manafort, i was in -- i was up in trump tower some of the times during the campaign

or straight up fara prosecutions. >> david laufman, i appreciate this is the first tv interview you'vee leaving the justice department earlier this year. i hope you'll come back. i feel like your expertise is something that's really unique and it's helpful to hear from you. >> good to be with you. nice to see you. thank you. >> we'll be back. stay with us. [phone ringing] need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. douglas! we're running dangerously low on beans. people love your beans, doug. they love 'em. doooooooooug! you want to go sell some tacos? progressive knows small business makes big demands. doug, where do we get a replacement chili pepper bulb? so we'll design the insurance solution that fits your business. it's a very niche bulb. it's a specialty bulb. >>> a few weeks after hurricane maria in puerto rico last year this was the view of the commander in chief. >> if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and you look

yes, fara. i broke into tea rs editor? yes, fara. i broke into tears and said, are you kidding?ike me, an actual body like that on the cover of a magazine. it meant a lot notjust to me, that the work i am doing, impacting millions of bodies that look like mine. i want to ask you how significant you think it is that you, a uk size 26, i understand, a model, an the front of a fashion magazine? i mean, it is ground—breaking. i know that you tweeted that, and a lot of people can make jokes about my size, my appearance, and go in to my health and all of that. the reality is that there are quite a lot of women, and men, and everyone else that looks like me, and that could literally change their world, seeing that standing ina change their world, seeing that standing in a supermarket, and seeing actual representation of somebody that they identify with, that changes lives. you wrote on social media that if you had seen a cover like this on a magazine when you were growing up as a little girl, it would have made a big difference. in what way?|j girl, it would have made a big difference.

it comes at a time when track and field is lacking star power you same board has retired while mama fara no longer runs on the track and said he now only competes in marathons and even despite qualifying for berlin twenty eighteen the four time olympic gold medalist decided not to compete at it as for the rest of the field two hundred meters women women's world champion daphne skippers is arguably the biggest name competing with very few world leading athletes in action nonetheless the organizers say they've sold over two hundred and fifty thousand tickets across the six main days of competition and possibly to recapture the mood of what was a very successful world championships in two thousand and nine barely know the bearer has been brought in as the mascot for the event well joining us now from berlin is athletics writer stuart. stuart thanks so much for speaking with us is athletics lacking a bit of doubt star power at the moment do you think well of course we are missing more far bull but i'm really looking forward to this week's champion chip and clearly the two hundred fifty thous

so fara process is to be confidential. so far a source close to mr boris johnson has not responded.not apologised. a lot of people have been calling on him to do that. thank you very much. let's speak now to katy balls, a political commentator at the spectator. one advantage of this process is it kind of parks the row for now but it leaves theresa may in a rather awkward position. what do you do about boris johnson if awkward position. what do you do about borisjohnson if he says he is not going to apologise, you have said he should? definitely. we have already seen several tory mps take to social media. the new medium for these new political protests, to say this investigation is too far, theresa may has gone too far by giving permission for this. where will it lead? an investigation could, in theory correctly to two suspension or expulsion. that will sit very badly with the party. i do not think the problem is going away. today you are seeing a more divided party of this decision. the question at the heart of this, leaving aside the substance of the issue itself, is kind of what m

we had a non-fara act registered foreign agent who has admitted in a court document in the u.k. that he hated donald trump, who was paid millions of dollars by hillary's lawyer to provide unsubstantiated russian propaganda in opposition research that was used by a man , who was fired yesterday, to acquire a warrant to illegally spy on a u.s. national. we have a certain culture in america that is a product of 1776. we have no internal security service. the fbi is not mi5. we don't have that. that is why we have the fisa court. the fisa court is a very serious instrument. it is placed where a american can be spied upon if you prove very strong evidence that they are a foreign agent or working for a foreign nation. you can't do it for opposition research provided by somebody who packed the document with russian propaganda. the gain is not over, the firing yesterday, the significant indication of what lies ahead. but i will say one more thing. it is not just fisa that is very disturbing. the far larger scandal that has any relevance is the unmaskings. the idea that hundreds of ameri

as faras i‘m starting in peterborough next week. focus on mental health like we do, but there are other social running groups. jessica, thank you so much, pleasure to talk to you, and it really is food for thought, thank you. we have had some welcome rain across pa rt we have had some welcome rain across part of eastern england today. welcome for the gardens and for the farmers, although we did have quite a good deal of sunny weather across parts of northern england, wales, the south—west and a scattering of showers for scotland and northern ireland. the rest of the evening, rain and strong winds were clear away, becoming dry everywhere overnight, bar and some showers. starry skies, in the north it will be quite chilly, down to force levels virtually any north of scotland, 11 or 12 or be more co mforta ble scotland, 11 or 12 or be more comfortable in the south and east. the day dawns and a bright note, showers getting going, flipping through quite quickly on a brisk breeze. heavy ones around. in the sunshine at this time of year the

on a day when as faras iran is it's interesting.y different stance from him. a dinner later on when he will be hosting many business leaders from us companies, big us companies. he will feel quite at that —— right at home! big us companies. he will feel quite at that -- right at home! quite. who is on the guest list? i know someone who will know the answer to that. paul blake is down in the stock exchange in new york. i notice your name is not on the guest list. booze is? that's right. donald trump is on a working vacation at his golf resort outside of new york. we have been given the guest list. it is the hoopla —— who's who of corporate america. it includes the leaders of fedex, mastercard, boeing, ernst and young, a numberof fedex, mastercard, boeing, ernst and young, a number of people coming to meet the president denied. and what exactly meet the president denied. and what exa ctly o n meet the president denied. and what exactly on the agenda? what will they be talking about between the starter? rant of the mains? that is a goo

as farasl as far as i see it, as faras i see it, it as far as i see it, it is evolutionary.general and has exploded, as it should have done years ago. people are now seeing that this is not a smaller, slower brand of sport. it is different and exciting. the women's game generally is an untapped platform in terms of sponsorship and media interest, and that is gaining overtime. if media interest, and that is gaining over time. if you do it quickly, it will go wrong. a slow and steady approach is howl will go wrong. a slow and steady approach is how i would look at it. you also have to look at the balance. if you make some players professional and others not, particularly in our sport, but the compact and strength element, you have a group of players who do conditioning everyday and a group who can't access that, and it will not work. serena williams has topped the forbes rich list of female atheltes for the third year in a row. she was out for over a year having a baby, and won just under £50,000 on tour, but picked up over 1a million in endorsemnts and sponsorship deals. it's